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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
WEST SUMNER

Anew road machine Il now the order
OF the day here. Understand they have
bought IL amer giving IL athorough trial.
School IL progressing inely, so II seems.
under the Instruction ofCrrie Bumpus OF
Paris.
whitney Buck has soi his farm 10
Moses Merrill. Price yet 10 be learned.
Grsss never looked better than II doe.
a. the present time and farmers are pyous.
Ms Washington Foster died Wcines'
day after long and painful Illness.
Yoarcorrsspondeni rather expects green
peas from he own garden by the iih OF
July. bat would rather no, state u as
fact.
Miss a. Gene Kesne IL a. hone Tor q
short time before rcsuming her laoors AZ
The Glen House a. telegraph operator.
This l. her third summer there.
Mr.. John Head IL quite wei amer bis
loag sickness. John cane pretty near
gerpiag oaf. - 20 speak.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
CANTON.

Work has been commenced upon the
foundations OF the new tsnnery.
The pulp mill IL again In full blast, bat
the steam ssw.mill At GllbertyIlle has no.
been started mp.
The repair train, Arthur Allen, conduct
or, IA sim running on the II. Y. &. H., and
the road Is being put In first class order.
Mrs. Frank Bryant Il very sick. DR..
Caldwell OF Backhsld, IL attending her.
Work upon the steam gristmili Is pro.
crossing rapidly under the supervision OF
Mr.. Merrill.
w. X. Decoster with q full crew IL push.
ing the work upon the "Brick Store Block"
for Durs Bradford.
Hon. John =. Swasey Is making repairs
on. and alterations In bis dwelling house.
*. w. Ellis, barber. Il % occupy rooms
In the ''Brick Store Block. when complet-
cd. whitney Lodge IL - occupy the hall
In the same block.
Several families have moved into the
village recently and rents are very scarce.
The Trotting Park IL being put 10 order
for the June races, which VIII be very
largely attended, an unusual number OF
entries having already been made. LOOK
out for crowd and very fast time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
PORTER

We have been having .ons very warn
weather.
Grass sud grain Are looking nae. Cora
aud potatoes have come up very poorly.
Farmers are having IN plant them TIE sec
ODD time, owing - IT. beiug go dry when
they were planted and thea comlag on 80
wet and cold
Mr. Mo.,. Libby h.s his house al ready
for sumner travel and II Il one OF The h,s,
~ locations Tor those who Wish u stop
through The bot weather.
We src % lose oar paper In this town 40
Nc. Wormwooi l. IN move 10 fpeburs'
We wish him success In his new home.
Elmer T. French !. teaching AZ Norih
Conway the pfcscn, samnsr. IL j. = ma
tive 90 this town.
Miss Nellie jenkins l. here on = visit %
her MEND. from BsfrsieAi. y. III.
SIR. VIII Hutchinson % Lynn, Mass, Is
sioppirg here
Msniiag ihs hlsawiys i The order Of
tie lay 40 prescnt
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souTU BETIIEL..

q. 1. Blake has ,rlioi hls farm fof the
stand ofv. A. Dunn. In this place.
SIR. Dam q, buslly engaged with bis
planting.
RI. Virgin. A. =. King ani G. l.. Az
bolt went on f.hlng expedition - Rich.
arisou Lake last week. Plenty ~ rain
and mosquitoes BAT few trout ATE report
ei.
Ornsvlllc York has = shoe.mAker's shop
nearly done, and Intends 20 DO o05ollng IS
soon a. II Il completed.
Most farmers are done planting
Grass Il looking nnely.
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LAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Gov. Bodwell writes Col. Y. c. Far.
rlngton that he would be greatly pleased
10 be st the temperance meeting NJ Lake
Arssaguniicook the 9TH OF July, S !,
would give him pleasure 10 meet ~ many
OF the citizens OF the State ~ he can. Ile
expects 10 be able 10 attend the meeting.
Ex.Goy. Perhsm has accepted an invi.
tsticn 10 preside ~ the afternoon meet.
ing. Col. Eustis OF Dixdeld has been In.
yited 10 preside 81 the forenoon meeting.
Miss Bertha Webb, vlolinist, writes from
New York, that she will return In season
10 an her engagement, on the i,h. Mrs.
Ada Cary s.urgIs will positively be pres
eut
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HIRAM.

Oar venerable neighbor. Mrs. Daniel
Pierce siill fingers In the shadow Of death.
Her disease IL lung fever.
Mrs. George Fitch Is recovering from
a severe illness.
Mrs. John II. Spring IL In very fssl'ls
health. Her brother Jacob 4. Spring ADD
his wife, OF Danvers, Mass, recently visit
ca her. Her sister, Mrs. Andrew G. Bean
OF Boston, IL with her. Mrs. Mary Brown
OF Denmark, is also with her.
Mrs. Jane Could, OF Brdgton, Il visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Seth wadsworth.
Ezra Pike who has been In the West
some twelve years, has recently visited
his brother, VIM. II. Pike, Eco.
Mrs. Charlotte Lowell, the Oldest per-
son in town, (eS) IL 10 quite poor health.
The road machine IL now 10 operation
on the defective road near Hiram Falls.
Mrs. James wsdsworth Is very III ol
heart disease.
Mrs. Dennis Morrill, Is improving.
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MASON.

Messrs Il think hal better stop writ.
ioH Tor The DExocEsr ~ your boys esnno'
resd nv cards Lust week tried - write
n O. Mills had planted bis burn 10 corn,
aud II reads, " q Dell has planted his
farm % corn. also Tried 10 write. Nc.
bean IL q rusller for business. aud IL reads
buster. never asked any odds ola print
sr before, Tor I thought l could write -
badly a. they could print, bot an beaten
Oar folks arr no, done planting yet
Cyrus Mills moved a piece Of grass,
then plowed the ground and planted u to
potatoes
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UPTON.

We have had two weeks OF vet weather
and now the warm sun With frequent
shower. l. q fne thing Tor vegetation.
Grass was never looking better ., this
season. and early planted potatoes are
ready FOR the hoe.
Rev. ID. v. Davis % Newry, preached
here sunday morning from MART s2t'2S.
Ned Green j. painting NJ. y. coolidge's
store.
John r. Coolidge has so FAR recovered
from bis long Illness a. 10 i've 10 his own
house. lie WAS very fortunate In securing
Miss Clara Heywood FOR housekeeper.
Miss Sue Thompson OF Ramford, Is
teaching In MIL District
Miss LltilehAls OF Newry, Il teaching
on The East Iiill.
Isabel and Alice Douglass are AZ home
FROM Mas, also Mrs. A. l.. D0usisss has
returned from North Carmel
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ALBANY.

Ms. Sellnds II. Green, eldest daughter
OF John A. Green OF walthAm, Mass, Il
visiting a. her uucle's, j. II. Loysloy. She
has b,e1 = suffering Invalid for twenty
years.
oar ullulster. Mr wiswal. aud A. q
Bean are stteudlng Union Conference a.
CISCO
Lovely and Anna Cummings a.
tended The oxford Conference Al Norway,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Cummings i quite sick
and Is under the care OF physleisn.
Mrs. InsE Johnson Who has been spend
ing few weeks with friends tn Lewiston,
has returned home.
Miss Ruth Andrews OF Bethel, has spent
Few days with her brother Abel
Wallace Cummings has raised his new
barn. II will be = very great convenience
20 him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
EAST SUMNER.

Rev. e.. T. Keene OF East Hebron. was
In the place Thursday IN route for West
sumner 90 attend the funeral % Mrs. Ellen.
wife ofG W. Poster, who died on Tues
CAV.
summers roli machine was tested on
Tuesday on The Valley road" and proved
% be- satisfactory. IL WAS Astonishing 20
see what Il could 90 on The hardest piece
% road In town. We shall expect better
roads hereafter
A student from = Theological Seminary
l. expected % begin lsbors with the congl
chnfca on next SabbA.h.
il. ABBOTT was In The place Wednesday
AMI loadet kcaT ofiumber Tor bis residence
In Autufn.
Grass AMI other crops are looking nnely
slnce The late rains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
WILSON'S MILLS

Oar roads are getting 80 tAa, our nslsh
oors are bcginning On gst out
J. G. Bean vent % Col-broOk the nrs;
Of the week
The upper MsgAli0way drive Il all across
the farmaeheeuee Lake. The rear Il Al
Point Lookout
Cap, farrar l. On; % see Abou, TIE steam.
boat
Crop. ATo mostly In and The grass l.
looking hnely for the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
FAST BROwNFITLD.

Oalie a uamber from here attended tie
graduation exercises ~ Fryebarg.
Visitors are arriving. Mrs. Deveresux
hAs company from The west Mrs. R0uuds
ART Mrs.. Cole from Boston.
Miss Rice i spending The week a. ths
Centre with Mrs. Breslin. Who has opened
her house AMI will remain In Il through
The suumer.-Aer frienis coming sut GO
iug AZ their pleasure.
The children are reheafslDg for The excr-
cises on Chlldrcn's Day. sunday, jane H..
Rev. Mr. ant Mrs. Emmors Aiieni the
Talon Conference he'd a. CAsco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
RESOLuTIONs.

AiA regular meeting OF West Paris
Lodge. No. rs. I. %. q. r, The following
,reanble and resolutions were unanimous
y adopted
whsrcAs. II has pleased The Great Rl'
lsf u The Uulverse % suddenly remove
from oar midst, our beloved brother Leroy
Benson AT
Where's. Iiis bu. as; that = fstire
recognition % his many virtues should te
la therefore be- Il
RESOLVED. BY West Paris Lodge
No. IS. l. q. o. r.. under The Jurisdiction
ofihs Grand Lodge % Maine, that, while
We bow with humble submission 20 The
MI o,the Nos. High. We 90 not The less
mourn for oar brother Who has 90 sudden
y BEEN taken from us.
Resolved. That In the death OF Leroy
Benson. this Lodge laments The loss OF
brother who Was ever ready % profsr ne
band 90 al art the voice OF sympathy 70
TIE needy and distressed Ofthe fraterniiy
a. active member OF This society, whose
utmost enteav0rs were exeTted TOT lt-
welfare AID prosperity friend and CON-
pari0n who wAs dear % us al cittrn
whose upright and noble lie vas = stand
ART % emulation 90 bis fellows
Resolved. That The heartfelt sympathy
ofthis Lodge be extended 20 bis family 10
their sf1ietiOn.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon The records ofthe Lojge. and
aeopy thereof be transmitted % The fami-
" OF our deceased brother and % The
Norway advertiser and OXFORD DENo'
Graf.
ID. n. FuIELp,
4 n. BROSN, CON.
q. W. BRYANT,
West psfis lime n lss-.
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FRYRBuR0.

Mr.. snd Mrs. &. I. Post arrived on fol.
day. Juns J
The sermon Cor the graduating class
sas delivered on Sunday evening by R's
VIM. n. Hague OF SO. Bridgton. A nun
btr OF former graduates aud scholars were
present on Tuesday when The closing sx'
ercises of The Academy took place. The
afternoon programme was carried out
without an imperfeciion, rfseiing much
erdlt % both scholars aniteachers- Miss
Hall won much praise as sl0linist.
The Academy Hall was packed many stand
Ing, and msny others going away for wan,
OF room.
Prayer
saiutaiOry- silent Innenccs
Charles EiwArd Riley. Va. conway. y. IL.
Mlnia wAylAai reA.e. Ma. coavay. y. u.
Duiy of oar Young Mee, -,
Na.le-vIoiln solo. Miss orsss IiaiI
Character Tue Result OF pi.clpiine,
Richard fitch Chase baldwin
carolyn Nsrtul Kllsore. No. TryeburF
Martin luther.
Hattie Frances woodward. rryeburg.
Lewis Marshall walker. u ,s,on. Mass.
Alice bertha Gllnes. rryebufy
WILLIAM Howard nOynion, nrownneld.
Music-fianO solo-Serenta by NJ. Moe
kovski. Miss Minnie Howe.
Class Exercises
History, Lillian fnncena Kneelani. Lowell
Music-Niolin solo. Miss trace Hall.
OrAil0n- Elements Of success.
ffcd Merritt stiles. SachAppa.
Prophecy. Mabel Hastings. nethel.
Mualr-Noraf solo. Miss Hattie A. Pike.
ircd BENNETT PIKE. Cornish.
Music-Class ole. Lewis Marshall walker.
Conferring Diplomas.
heneiiciion.
The excellent address In the evening was
by Hon. NJ. Coggan. Msvor OF Maiden,
Mass, . clAssmAte of Nc. Richardson
IL Il said that the Record Office IL 10 be
Ia The rooms recently occupied by y. T..
SeAvey In the corner siorr, once Shirley
4 Sons.
The family OF X &. Harmon, len FOR
Portland on Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
ROXnuRY PnNn.

A. :. Young and John Reed selectmeu.
viii \. ". Locke and W. H. Jenne, peram.
oulAiei The line between byron and Rox.
hufy on he VEST side %, Swim River, jane
en- The distance covered BY their work
was about , IL miles. In one place the
line was entirely oblitersted Tor over hslf
mile. We respectfully submit o. the
senior towns that n costs less % see 10
such obs when necessary, even a. Ol,en
a. The law requires, than IL does % shlrk
sui BE- driven % 90 yoar daiy Al The most
lrconvgnlaut tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
BROwNFIELD

Work on the corn factory Is progressing
rapidly. -.
planting.
crop IL anticipated.
There has been rush Al the hotels THIS
week, many strangers being In IOWA.
some on business, some on pleasure efcur'
slons.
NJ. Dr. L.dd. from Colorado, Il visit
lnf Al Il. u. Be.n's, also Mss Lsdi from
Portland
Mrs. Eies broke Der ankle while work
Ing In her garden.
Oa account OF the rain las, Friday eve,
the Good Templsrs decided 10 postpone
The entertainment one week.
Marx Staples. ESQ, aud Howard Mo1lt-
en-, contemplate building each nice resi-
dsnce this summer on Spring st.
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BYRON.

J. Hall OF East Dlxnsld, was 10 town
the other day buying lambs.
Wool buyers are plenty. They offer 20
cents.
Mr.. Qulmby OF Turner, was In town last
week. lie owns the Tobln farm and talks
OF repairing the buildings.
A bear caught sheep FOR @. 7. Hodsdon
last week. Traps were Sc, FOR him, but
be didn't come back.
John Reed has ENGAGED several lots Of
poplar for l.. Marshall. The pric, 20 be
paid Il s2.7O
Geo. Il. Staples with crew. drove his
poplar from this town 10 Roxbury last
week. The water Il low and he will walt
for more water. Me-. Staples IL expecting
20 boy timber lAni In this town.
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wEsT BErHEL.

J. :. Mason. 90 Portland. WAS In town
last week. Joe has many ffiends here who
are always pleased % meet him.
Fishing parties are Numerous on AL the
brooks ant small rivers. AMI may trout
are oAugh; which should be len Tor Ano,h.
"a years growth.
W. ID. Mills has had quite good success
ihis season In selling The bay State fertll.
ifer.
Lewis Tyler IL the owner % a great Gu.
rlosiiy. living pig having SIX legs.
Shouli Il I've 20 grow up Il can probably
BE- sold for = good price.
@. l. Alen l. visiting his parents and
brother In this village. RArdle always
comes % Maine once year.
Those who have been complaining OF
Vet weather viii very likely be hoping ard
praying Tor rain before ialy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

Lemuel Damhan. the DENocEAfs
Greenwood c1rrc-gondsut. Il ID. whose
productions have BEEN rad with Interest
by many. VA A. Paris several days lAsi
week Mr Danham l. engaged In The
authorship ~ = Caiii's Blhlc Alphabet
which l. uoyel anf msr.inrious, ant Which
NJ DanhAm hopes % place before many
thousand uliio ones Wiihiu The coming
wear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

The band siani was moved % TIE CON-
mon TharstAy. ant placed ilsi hsek OF.
Ani midway between The two elms nsAfcs;
ne town pump. II lsap.iy u ooa.i not
have been ioAief In such Way that u
could have been weighed, f1r several
persons were .rxious % treat the crowd
n IL weighed over twelve hnrirst, VALE
others we're equally anxious % stand treat
n n WEIGHED less than = ton.
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OXFORD.

Ca Saturday, June i.h, tie nrst nine
went 20 Hebron aud played ms,eh game
against the Hebron niue. with score el
~ 20 In favor OF thu oxiords. The sec.
ond nine played against the South Paris
ninc. Result, sseorc Of 2iio ) In favor OF
the Oxfords. The Nc. Falls nine decline
% play against The 1fsi.nlne.
The "Silvcr Grsy" ball AZ Central Hall
on wednesday, was well attended. The
hall was very tas,efuiiy decorated with
flowers. evergreen, and nsgs. Music !
Frank Walker. cofnci, Chas. Weston. let
Violin; Fred Lamb. cad vlollui John
IIalletop. lass viol aud promp,er. Ice
cream AMI cake werv served A. refresh
ment.. This ball closes the Silver Gray
dancing school
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NORWAY LAKE.

The funeral OF Mr. n. Hathaway was
held on Sunday. jane sih, AZ bis residence.
The body was carried % Mass. % Be later
rei In wootlawn Cemetery.
Prof {. A. stephens i a. home on =
visit
A cottage j. bslng erected on the oppo-
site shore ofthc lAhe, ~ The True brothers
% Norway.
Mrs. samuel Skiilngs i working =, G.
A. stephens.
Nearly every one near here has dashed
planting
Jas. Smith has recently been building q
uellis on The froui % The plsEfA
M. r. y Smith of Norway, has been
visiting AZ jas smiths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
NORTH PARIS.

The farmers have finished planting.
The prospects for good hay crop were
never better.
J. III. Duuham has been doing the stone
work on \. w. Danham's large hail At
West Paris.
Roscoe liasey Is a. work for ii. w. Dan
ham.
J. Crawford has bought cans sai Is
furnishing cream for the butter factory,
with many other new ones.
J. u. Richardson Is In quite poor health.
Miss Minnie Andrews Is still quite III.
and think she will not be able 10 hsish
her school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
NRwRY.

People arc Needing their ways. 10 other
words. working on the highway THIS week
In may districts oi TIL. town, the roais
are In very good condition and VIII not
need A. great 40 ouilAy a. usual In repairs
Fourth of July viii soon be here, aud
having TOO. IL looks as II the grass crop
wss bOund 10 be = success this year.
Let o. hope something will happen u
give The trade In neat stock start There
are numbers OF cool Il, cattle rouni here
waiting FOR buyers.
Mfs Orrln Foster l. better.
T. s. Lli,lchalo's wife Is quite sick.
Orrin Poster started his mea, cart last
Tuesday lie goes % Bethel AMI % ne
Lakes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

John 2. stanley. Fec broaghi hone =
pfiis on his retaru from ScArsport lat
week. Bslng az Bangor THURSDAY nisai
AZ Wishing % try The salmoo rshlrg be-
;lre taxing The early trAin for hone, 70
weui ou he Penohsco; A. three o'clock In
iae morulng AMI succeeded Ia capturing .
twenty eve po1ndcr. The fsh was BE-
tween three ART four feet long. and u u
needless % say that DC was 4 beauty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
FAST WATERFORD.

Cyrus Barksr and wife OF Bethel. were
In town Tuesday.
A. J. Haskell has traded hls horse for q
three yCaroh colt. with Dr. wslksr 81
Norwsy.
George A. Miller ant wife were made
happy by ,he birth o. a daughter. May p
A ID Moves has bought q horse corn.
planter.
Grass IL looking auusaaily WEI.
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MEXICO

There src two boats crews now Al
Rlmfori-oue % Bearee'- men and one %
BoUmans. The rear q The spring drives
are expected a. The Falls Wednesday. jane
18Th Calvin Johnson takes The lead on
TIE river for Mr.. BeArce. Fred Allen IL
The CLERK. Mr.. BeGfce l. with The drives
large part % The time. think Mr..
Bowman i With ais drive water l. low,
sni slow progress IL necessarily made.
Crops arr In and everything planted II
growing well. The hay crop. lsiglng from
the present. lndlcAiiou., will be Just I'm
meusc"
Iicnfy ". Park Il huyiug wool. paying
s5c-morc n there l. = rise before pack
irg
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HARTFORD.

Tue recent rains have pa, farmer, back
with their plAntlug on VET grOuud, ani
many are sowing barley ani hnnsarian
where they intended to plant.
Prof Mason IA, male = short visit -
biz friend. In Hartford.
II. 4. Irish il insurlng the Inhabitants
% Winthrop agalns. accidents. and meets
with very good success.
The road machine has commcncei work
aud some % oar roads Arc getting qaiie
passlhle.
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ANDOYER.

ID. W. W Burns has bough, the Par.
ingtOn stand
stephen Cabot l. building stable.
II. n. Parington % Eas,ou, Mass, was
Ia town. this week.
Geo. 4. Poor Aui wife % oxford. spent
lssi Sabbath with Bis father, SylvAuus
Poor.
Wool huye's are Numerous. Most of
The farmers have sold foF sc per 10.
Fr,d Bartlett IL In town agsln with =
stock of watches AMI iswelry.
Grass y the best fOr years A. this sea.
sou.
Yeh,hcrmen report good catches.
The Surveyors are repairing TIE roads
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FrRK ISsuRAScK.

Insure in the best and most reliable
companies like the ROYAL INTERNAL,
GrAKDiAS. LANCASHIRE. FIX issuEAScE
ASSOCIATION, GKRNNs AMERICAN. y. Y.
FRANKLIN FRk oY PENNSYLVANIA. fiRr
ASSOCIATION or PIfuADELrHIA, PKSS-
srLvASIA FIKE. ard Tvs. Co. STATE or
PESSsrLvASIA. The above are AL large
f-,-elass companies and guarantees sb-
sOluie security. against los or damage
BY FIRE. VIM. J. Wheeler at. Old y.
o. building. South Paris. Maine.
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DIyFIEI.D.

Tas spool factory Is partly frsned.
A portion ofthe cora factory l. up A.
pirtly boarded.
Mr.. Park has over nny scholar, In IN
village school this term.
There are quite q number OF oar cliz ns
on the sick list. bat W SIC p'eAsei - say
that the NOS, % them are In fair way -
recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
NORTH FRyEBuRg.

Typographical errors somewhat c0uias'
81 our teens last week. II IL Mrs. Moses
Chandler who i In poor healihi Mrs.
Mary T. Colby. lately oi Lowell. who Ia
visiting In North fveburg
Mrs. Joseph Russell Is III In Conway.
where she has been visiting some weeks.
Sc. Eugcne Carries AMI family. len
Ffyeeufg for their new home last Thurs
.laW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

Mfs. Croker has recently hAi p,aced
upou ne street boundary % The Oh stage
House OBJ; nlce looking new fence. We
understand that = continuaiiou % he sane
j. % take The place ofthe fence nov To-
front ~ the CrOcker stand.
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ma. xyyrcryp Az KNrIRx CURE.

Dear Slrs I'll have pleasure In stating
that Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, got
at your store, has effected an entire cure
OF nv deafness when other previous
remedies failed. J. @. N. WRIGHT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

AL .aiercs'st In tie sprlng hoasc-cicAn-
lns A. he Bsp;is; charch, Arc requested -
NET a. he church with the necessary IA.
,rflas. Wednesday Of thls week.
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OXFORD DISTRICT LODGE.
I. %. % q. I.

TES 60 THE OXFORD COUNTY toDOEs SEND
GOOD DELEGATIONS TO NORWAY. -fHE
DISTRICT LODGE DEORKE CONFIRMED ur.
on NEARLY SEVENTY OXFORD BE.Rs, NJ
GRAND cniEF rEMrL,R DOW AND MRS.
EsTEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

Rev. y ID Curtis. ofFalffeii. preached
Ar abe sefmon A. The Baptist church lAsi
SAbbaih Mr Curtis i cousin OF Her
fick e. Davis. Eco % his vllsgc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

TIE ThssplAn Club wii repeat he play.
The Comlng woman, AZ AcAiemy Hal,
Wednesday evening. Jane iiih. and have
. dance after me PLAY. Aimlssioa u and
d. cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

THE Oxford Hear Association Of Port.
land will visit Norway. the ls,ier part OF
thl. month. There IL no doubt that the
citizens OF Norway will receive them roy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

uerrick G. Davis, Esg. sod Available
horse last Tharsiay 10 Mr.. wilson shaw,
% Buckfe't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

John Lewis calls AM wii, % floral,
y \. AM D.. 4. =. CALLS ~ B1ckhsld,
serc To- this village last wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

TIE mail leaving This orice AZ three
O'Clock each afternoon. COW makes close
connection wlih both Up AMI down trains
90 TIE Grand Truuk Railway, 80 that let
Ter nailed here previous % three 7. NJ,
fs,chss Portland A. 3 Sd The sane amer
roou. An atditlouL accommodation =
nal from P0rtisnd on The evening train
Which i carried % Gorham and returned
on he early morning train. reaching tbs
p.sce a; seven O'Clock A. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

TIE Highway sarvcyor hAs lui IN
urdertfaln 10 ire roat down The hiil' iisi
solih % Tie village.